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Membership Central
All members receive the following benefits:
- Admission to Selby Gardens all year-round and to over 300 reciprocal gardens in the US and Canada through the American Horticultural Society's Reciprocal Admissions Program.* For a list of participating gardens, please view the list
- Free or discounted admission to several Special Events
- Early admission and sneak peeks at Member Appreciation Day and Plant & Garden Festivals
- Free plants distributed at our Annual Member Appreciation Day in November
- 10% discount in The Garden Shop
- Discounts on Selby Gardens classes
- Free admission to the fall and spring Garden Music Series Concerts (nominal guest charge applies)
- Subscription to the Tropical Dispatch and E-Newsletter
- Use of Selby Gardens Library (by appointment)
New! Gardens Partners Program
Gardens Partners is a new member benefit with discounts and special offers. See all current offers!
Reciprocal Benefits
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|Florida Aquarium
|Free daily admissions for November 2013
|(Each membership card will admit one member. Does not include special events and does not cover parking fee of $6.00.)
|Florida Holocaust Museum
|Free daily admissions for May and November 2013
|(Does not include any major fundraising day or evening events and may not be combined with any other discounts.)
|Great Explorations Children's Museum
|Free daily admissions for August 2013
|(Does not include any major fundraising day or evening events and may not be combined with any other discounts.)
|Historic Spanish Point
|Free daily admission for May 2013
|(Does not include any major fundraising day or evening events and may not be combined with any other discounts.)
|Mote Aquarium
|Free daily admission for September 2013
|(Does not include any major fundraising day or evening events; discounts in the gift shops or diner; and may not be combined with any other discounts. Parking is always free.)
Please note: Member benefits are subject to change.
- Online - Convenient, Secure, and Fast
- At our Welcome Center
- Phone - (941)-366-5731 ext. 231
- Mail - Print a membership application card (below) and mail it: Selby Gardens Membership Dept., 811 South Palm Avenue, Sarasota Florida, 34236
|Membership Application Form
A Selby Gardens membership is the perfect gift: it's like giving someone the gift of flowers for a whole year! The recipient receives free admissions to the Gardens for an entire year, discounts in the shops and special events, and don't forget that you'll be giving them access to over 200 other gardens nationally and over a dozen local attractions.
The Process:
- Visit the Welcome Center between 10 AM and 5 PM.
- Contact the Membership Department via email or by phone (941)-366-5731 ext 231.
- Mail in the gift membership form (see below).
|Gift Membership Application
Membership entitles you to admission to the Gardens year-'round upon presentation of a valid Membership Card and photo ID during normal Gardens hours (10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. daily).
Membership Term
Membership is valid for one year from the date your application is processed. No refunds, extensions, or exchanges will be granted if you are for any reason unable to utilize your membership benefits. In some cases, memberships are extended as a benefit (i.e. online purchases, etc.)
If you have purchased regular-priced admission to the Gardens the same day you purchase a membership, the price of admission can be applied to the cost of a membership. At the Single level, the cost of up to two (2) regular-priced admissions is applied. At the Dual level and above, the cost of up to five (5) regular-priced admissions is applied.
The Gardens does not grant refunds once a membership has been activated.
Membership Cards
Memberships are not transferable. A second proof of identity may be requested at our front desk when entering the Gardens.
Memberships that include two persons will receive one Membership Card for each adult named on the membership. Children do not receive Membership Cards.
Lost, mishandled or stolen Membership Cards can be replaced upon request. There is a replacement fee of $5 for lost cards.
Membership Upgrades/Downgrades
If during the term of your active membership you wish to upgrade your level of membership, speak with a membership representative to arrange for payment of the difference between the two levels. You may reach the membership office via email or (941) 366-5731, ext. 231.
The Gardens does not permit a member to downgrade to a lower level once the membership has been activated.
Membership Application Process
Please allow 10-14 days to receive your membership materials. The Gardens does send receipt confirmations when ordering online, but not for mail or phone orders or gifts. We will assume all proper membership materials have been received unless notified. Please notify the membership office if you have not received your membership materials within three weeks.
Membership Renewals
Renewal letters are mailed two months prior to the expiration date of your membership, so there will be no gap in your membership privileges. Incentives are offered to renew early. If you renew before your membership expires, your membership will be extended for one year beyond the current expiration date.
You may renew your membership online, via mail, at the Welcome Center, or by phone through the Renewal Line at (941) 366-5731 ext. 231.
For security purposes, our membership office does not retain the financial information of its members on record. This information must be resubmitted with each renewal.
Temporary Membership Cards
You will receive a temporary membership card if you join or renew in person at the Gardens. Your permanent card(s) will be mailed to you within 10-14 days. If you would like to use member benefits immediately, bring your photo ID and a temporary card, receipt, or confirmation email. Please visit the member benefits area to learn more.
Guest Passes
Guest passes are for one-time use only, for regular daytime admission to the Gardens. You do not need to accompany these guests to the Gardens. Expired guest passes will not be honored and cannot be replaced.
Special events
Members receive free admission to selected special events, such as the Plant & Garden Festival, and discount pricing on admission to other events, such as Lights in Bloom. For the most up-to-date information, please check our website, email, or call us at (941) 366-5731 and listen for details.
Guests of members may be charged a nominal fee for special events.
Membership FAQ
Membership in the Gardens is non-transferable. Free admission is for the member(s) named on the card(s). We can keep our memberships affordable by preventing misuse of member cards, and we appreciate your assistance with that effort.
Yes. Selby Gardens members have reciprocal privileges at a variety of local and regional attractions. Participating American Horticultural Society Gardens also offer reciprocity in most cases. (Please note: reciprocal privileges are for the member(s) named on the card only, and you will be required to show photo ID.)
A list of free or reduced admission to these local attractions during designated months.
Generally, yes. Selby Gardens is a member of the American Horticultural Association's Reciprocal Admissions Program, with over 300 gardens and arboreta across the U.S. and Canada. For a list of participating organizations visit their website.
(Please note: reciprocal privileges are for the member(s) named on the card only, and you will be required to show photo ID.)
Yes. Your Selby Gardens membership is tax-deductible to the fullest extent of the law. Your payment, less the fair market value of the benefits you receive, is deductible for income tax purposes. Under Internal Revenue Service guidelines, the estimated value of standard-level membership benefits is not substantial; therefore, the full amount of your payment is a deductible contribution.
Yes! Just stop by our Welcome Center with your photo ID so we can verify your membership. If you've misplaced your card permanently, you can order a new card for a $5 processing fee.
No. Memberships are non-transferable and are valid only for the person(s) whose name(s) appears on the card(s).
Yes. You have these options:
- Go online
- Visit the Welcome Center between 10 AM and 5 PM.
- Contact the Membership Department via email or by phone (941)-366-5731 ext 231.
- Mail in the gift membership form
Membership Office
Marie Selby Botanical Gardens
811 South Palm Avenue
Sarasota, FL 34236
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Yes, members receive a 10% discount on all plants and merchandise in The Garden Shop. Just present your valid membership card when you make your purchase.
You may email us, call us at xt 941.366-5731 xt. 231, visit us at the Welcome Center, or mail us.
Membership Office
Marie Selby Botanical Gardens
811 South Palm Avenue
Sarasota, FL 34236
Yes! We encourage online renewals as it saves the gardens time, money, paper, stamps, and means faster processing.
No. Memberships are nontransferable and are valid only for the person whose name appears on the card. Supporting photo ID is required for entrance.
In general, no. For events such as Lights in Bloom, and our Tropical 4th of July, members receive discounted pricing on tickets. For our Asian Cultural Festival, members are admitted free. For our Plant and Garden Festival, members are free and also admitted one hour prior to the public.
You may purchase your membership:
• in person at our Welcome Center, any day between 10:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m.
• over the phone by calling (941) 366-5731, ext. 231
• by mail: send your check or credit card information to:
Membership Office
Marie Selby Botanical Gardens
811 South Palm Avenue
Sarasota, FL 34236
Your membership includes free daytime admission to the Gardens. Selby Gardens is open daily from 10:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. We are closed on Christmas Day. And we close on Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve at 3:00 p.m.
For special events – such as Lights in Bloom, and our Tropical 4th of July – members receive discounted pricing on tickets. Guests of members may be charged a nominal fee for entrance to certain events, including the Garden Music Concert Series.
For information on our special events, visit the Events area of our site for details.
Yes! Just bring your photo ID, and a temporary membership card, receipt, or confirmation email.
You will receive a receipt and an email confirmation of your membership purchase.
You may use your receipt as proof of membership until your permanent membership card(s) and Welcome Packet arrive by mail, usually within 10-14 days.
Your subscription to the Tropical Dispatch member magazine will begin with the next issue. The Tropical Dispatch is published three times per year: in August, December and May.
You will begin receiving our monthly e-news, issued during the first week of each month. The e-news contains timely information about events, classes, exhibits and other happenings at the Gardens.
Two months prior to the expiration of your membership, you will receive a notice from the Gardens telling you it's time to renew.
When you renew, we will update your membership for 12 months beyond your current expiration date.
From time to time you may receive special mailings from us regarding other opportunities to support the Gardens.


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83 Main St, Charlestown, MA | Directions 0212942.373827 -71.062764
Sun - Thu, 5pm - 10:30pm; Fri, Sat, 5pm - 11:30pm
Neighborhoods: Charlestown, Thompson Square / Bunker Hill
We were there during our holiday. It was the last eve and the atmosphere and the food were just amazing!
Great for an escape for the evening – I didn't expect to find an experience like this in Charlestown. I really like North African food, but I primarily went because a group of my friends wanted to go to a cigar lounge. We started the evening in the restaurant. The private tents were full, but we did get a couch. Our waiter was very friendly and suggested some appetizers for us. The appetizer sizes were pretty good, but I was really looking forward to getting some real couscous. I had the lamb m'rouzia and it was delicious- just sweet enough, just really well-crafted. Afterwards we went to the lounge. It had a different energy level, the belly dancer was really nice, and my friends said there was a really good selection of cigars. There are quite a few hidden niches and grottos that make it feel like a secret place to explore, very romantic, very intimate. Definitely will go back.
great place that messed up our greatest moment – we were celebrating the most important moment of our lives and chose to do it at Tangierino !!!! ONE BIG MISTAKE !!!!
My wife had made a reservation for a tented table (just so that we have the best ambience to share something we have longed for for almost 10 years of our lives) almost 4 days in advance and they gave us 2 options to pick from for the reservation (6:30pm and 9:00pm). We opted for 9:00pm, got there 10 minutes early and were asked to wait at the bar for our table to be set. We were at the bar until 10:00pm and when finally called to sit, we ended up at the casual tables. All the management had to say was that they had 3 tented-tables and they served them on a first come first serve. I had visitors from Europe to join us for our celebrations and it was beyond the embarrasment, let alone ruin the the mood for my wife and myself, since we had thought that we had done everything to make the evening special. I wonder why people make reservations or why the management accepts reservations. If had been told to of the policy, We would have been there at 5:00pm when the restuarant opened for dinner.
Thank you Tangerino for ruining our moment, and just a note for the management, but a glass of champagne is never enough to replace a lost moment (some people have that planned for anyways).
Fun atmosphere – I took my friend here for her birthday (they can accommodate large groups - a plus) and they put us in this tented table and at one point the belly dancer came by. It was just a lot of fun and everyone enjoyed their food. Our server wasn't anything special, but did a good job nonetheless.
And there's a hookah lounge next door, but they don't take reservations.
Middle East meets Northeast at boudoir-esque Moroccan eatery – Lavishly appointed with rich tapestries, heavy drapes, bejeweled chandeliers and filigreed hammered brass, Tangierino oozes both opulence and decadence. It's not just romantic--it's downright sensual! Despite the division into old world and new world, the menu actually fuses New England foodie culture with Moroccan cuisine throughout. Plates exhibit sophisticated towering layers and swirls of sauce. But the specialties are hearty and familiar: fluffy couscous--try the seven vegetable--is naturally featured. As are the tangine dishes--so named for a clay cooking vessel that's used for tender meats and, surprisingly, salmon, too.
Tangierino Strangely Lacking – I really wanted to like this restaurant. I had heard SO much about it, and good Moroccan in a funky atmosphere is not exactly easy to find in Boston. But our experience last night left our party strangely dissatisfied and wondering what was up with this place. Valet service was friendly and attentive, but it all left off at the door. Although we had informed the restaurant we were bringing a birthday cake, there was a lot of confusion at the front desk -- the hostess was flustered and clearly put out that we asked them to deal with a cake. Not sure what the big deal was. Other restaurants do it all the time -- much more graciously and without the exorbitant $3 per slice cutting charge. After placing our cocktail order, we had an inexcusably long wait before receiving our drinks. The menu itself is well-varied and provided something for everyone. An appetizer of Sahara Shrimp was tasty enough but failed to deliver on the proffered spice. My husband ordered the Couscous Royal, which he enjoyed but thought the couscous itself was a bit dry. A half hour later, when we were nearly finished, the waiter arrived with the sauce for the couscous. We remarked that it was a bit too late, but he offered no real apology. l had the Crisp Lemon Chicken Tagine, which was delicious, but not crisp. Oddly, it comes with pommes frites, which were only average, and seemed ill-suited to the dish. But the strangest part of the evening came immediately after the cake, when the manager appeared, bill in hand, and said "I understand that you would like the bill now." In fact, we had not requested it. We did ask to move on to the hookah bar, but were abruptly informed it was completely full for the evening. The waiter did not offer tea or coffee, but brought the bill again, and at that point we decided just to leave. It all felt uncomfortable and disappointing. The atmosphere is great and the food is fine, but they need to up their overall game. In this economy, there is no excuse.
BE AWARE OF ADDITIONAL CHARGES!! – Food was okay, had better. Valet was really nice! Also disappointment in mgmt, for additional charges on bill. Went for a friends bday (brought our own cake which we cut ourselves) got charged "CUTTING FEE" of $40. $3 per person plus tax & 18% gratuity. We were NEVER informed and we've been to higher class restaurant than this and was NEVER charged a fee on a cake we purchased (cake cost the same as the cutting fee). It's unbelievable! Also, we would of missed the charge since it was in the middle of the bill and our bill was LONG!! That put a DAMPER on the night and ruined the mood. MAKE SURE TO DOUBLE CHECK YOUR BILL FOR ANY ADDITIONAL CHARGES BEFORE YOU PAY
x-ellent!!! – The BEST around!!! Love love love this place, awesome food and drinks, warm exotic ambience, professional attentive service....worth the extra miles.
The WORST Hostess we ever had! It's too bad we didn't eat! – We went to Tangierino on Halloween night 08, got there around 6:30pm. When we entered and asked the hostess for a table of two, she asked if we had reservations. We said no, but we called around 12:30 and nobody answered. Her response was, (in a condescending attitude) "Did you leave a message?" No, we did not because we figured it was Halloween night and it would not be that busy. Her reply was "Well it is a Saturday night" so my wife and I thought it was appropriate to correct her and remind her that it was a Friday night. She said as she looked at her computer screen, "I'll see what I can do".
My wife and I looked at each other then around the dining room, I must tell you that there was not another person in this restaurant. NOBODY!
We were seated, and we had the feeling that we just had one of the worst experiences. We were looking forward to a very romantic evening, and enjoy some delicious food. We felt horrible, I asked my wife "are you sure you want to do this before we spend $150 or more"? She did not answer.
We then got up to leave and the nice manager approached us to see why we were leaving. We pointed out that the hostess was very rude and ruined our evening. He was genuinely respectful and apologetic, and asked us to return. We said we won?t because the moment was lost, all because of the Hostess. He again apologized and said he would address the situation immediately.
Take a hint, first impressions ARE everything".
We went to the North End and had a wonderful evening.
We may try to go again, but Tangierino is out of our way and it took an effort to get there. This was our experience.
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I'm using CS4 Photoshop and Illustrator to make small size icons for the web.
When I export the image as PNG it looks reasonable on actual size,
but as soon as you zoom in a bit - the edges seem to be cut off !?
It looks like the icon is squeezed in a small frame!
Why does this happen?
What can I do to fix it?
Please someone...
When I export the image as PNG it looks reasonable on actual size,
but as soon as you zoom in a bit - the edges seem to be cut off !?
What are using to zoom in -- a web browser, Photoshop, Illustrator??
Can you upload your test page to your web space & post a link?
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Hi Nancy!
The thing is - what ever I make ( even a simple 24pix circle) in Illustrator,
- when I export as PNG,
- open in a browser
- zoom in a bit...has cut off bottom and right side
Since I have to design a set of small 16x16 pix icons - this is a big problem!
Here is an image of a suitcase i made so you can see the problem
The icon you've shared with us here seems to be fine when I zoom in in my web browser (Firefox 11.0 for OSX). Here's a screenshot:
Original Image (Ignore the thin black line below it as my screenshot included bit of the 'T' from your 'Thanks!' ) -
Could you share a screenshot of the Zoomed in image from your browser for us to see what the issue may be? And does this issue happen to you only when you zoom in to the image on your browser? Also, do let us know what browser you're using.
Are you creating a 16x16px circle inside a 16x16 artboard? Or do you have a bigger artboard? This may sometimes help as Illustrator ignores details to an image (especially with transparency).
Also, have you tried 'Save for Web & Devices' and selecting PNG-24 instead of PNG-8 that comes in Export? This may sometimes resolve the issue. A higher PNG bit rate means higher depth while the PNG is exported. And since you mentioned you're creating icons for the web (specifically), you must ideally use 'Save for web & devices' rather than the 'Export' feature as you get a smaller size image and it is optimized for the web.
One other thing, you should note that PNG is a raster format and some loss of information is inevitable.
You could also save time that you take to export and test on a browser by creating your Illustrator File with Preview Mode as 'Pixel' instead of 'Default' when you're doing 'Cmd + N' or 'Ctrl + N'. This will show you how the image/ artwork will look like when you add pixels to them instead of outlines (Raster vs Vector).
Trust this helps.
There a lots of ways to do things. I suspect no 2 designers use the exact same workflow. That said, I mainly use Illustrator for print and vector graphics; Photoshop for web graphics.
Below is a Twitter icon I made in Photoshop (see screenshot). Notice that the layout area is larger than the icon.
I scaled the entire image to 32px x 32px. Then Saved for Web & Devices as a PNG24 with alpha-transparency.
Below is the resulting web icon.
Hope this helps,
Nancy O.
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Web | Graphics | Print | Media Specialists
Are you sure your circle is without a stroke?
In Illustrator, unless you tick Edit>Preferences>General>Use Preview Bounds, the outer half of your stroke weight, if any, will be outside the Bounding Box at the top/bottom/sides and therefore cut off.
So a simple circle should only have a fill.
In the newest version(s), you may set the stroke to be inside, and you may use the Align to Pixel Grid which will align the outer boundaries, stroke or no stroke, to the grid of whole pixels on the Artboard.
Otherwise, if you need a stroke, the size of the path should be reduced by the Stroke Weight, or the image size should be increased by it.


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To accompany this free software release on the FTP servers, we make
artwork and a song
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from sale of these products is the primary funding of the OpenBSD project.
We have a close relationship with our primary distributor the Computer Shop of Calgary who also sells our product worldwide direct to customers via post or courier.
Worldwide orders for the new (and older) products can be made from the Computer Shop of Calgary order site.
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To Canada first add the GST/HST, then for US or Canada add 10% for shipping. For other countries add 25%, except that for T-shirts or books, which are fairly heavy, shipping costs for our standard AIRMAIL shipping may be 35% or more -- consider accepting the 60 days transit time for "slow boat" surface shipping, and then 25% will still work -- but request surface shipping explicitly in the comments if you do this. If the result is reasonably close, we will just accept it, or if wildly different we will either include a refund, or else we will request a bit more which can be paid later, but we won't delay shipping.
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To Canada packages larger than 1 CD set are sent via Expedited Parcel by default. Tracking number notification is included in the postage cost. Insurance is included at the cost of $1.20 CDN / $100 CDN. If you specify not to insure, in the comments section of the order, we only cover 1/2 the cost of the package, and you have to pick up the other 1/2, if something goes missing in the mail. Express post, if specified explicitly, includes insurance up to $100 CDN.
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In USA/Canada less than 1% of items go missing in the mail; however, who knows, it might be yours. But if you absolutely can't stand risk, do by all means specify FULL INSURANCE in the comments area of the order form on the web. We will then make sure we ship in a fully insured way, and add any necessary costs to the postage.
Packages will generally be mailed either from Milk River, Alberta, Canada, or Sweet Grass, Montana. Typical AIRMAIL postage rates for quantity one, of just the CD set, are roughly:
For other items or combination shipments, the shipping costs are too complex to show here, but trust us, we keep shipping costs down as much as possible. If it's a major concern, email us. Note: Transit time estimates do not take into account the fact that shipping backlogs during the first month after a new release may require an extra one to two weeks before the package hits the mail. During the rest of the year turn-around is typically a few days.
Typical cost for Express Post (becomes Priority Post in the USA) for a single CD set:
To have the CD to come very quickly, choose a courier or similar service provided from the post office.
For courier service or equivalent 1 to 2 day service from the post office, you very likely do NOT want to use the Internet web ordering system, but rather want to order by phoning the Computer Shop. If phoning before 11 AM Mountain Time, you can often have it by early the next morning! See phone ordering (above).
If ordering the release CDs plus other items, consider having only the CD sent by the faster methods and other things by regular airmail or even by surface. T-shirts, and especially posters, are quite expensive to send by fast methods relative to their value. Sometimes, particularly for posters, we will guess that this is what is wanted. Say in the comments if you really want all items, even posters, sent by Airmail or Express or courier methods.
For Canada, and USA only, one may specify "use credit card" in the box where it says courier account number. In that case we will pass on the credit card number to the courier company. There will be a separate debit from them (for the shipping portion only). But we prefer if you do have a courier account number already. If requesting shipping to a company address, ask if they have one that can be used (or phone DHL or UPS, for example, and ask what it is).
UPS, Purolator, DHL, or Postal courier shipping rates for quantity 1 are roughly:
Partial shipments: Sometimes a T-shirt of a certain size might not be in stock. We will sometimes not send final partial shipments by Express Post or courier even when Express Post or courier is specified on the order form. Give specific instructions in the comments of the order if wanting to override this possible judgement call on our part.
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Bower is a respected manager at Fastenal, where he's worked for 10 years, Chambers said.
That's why family and friends are so surprised Bower hasn't contacted anyone since he went missing Saturday night at the Talladega Superspeedway.
"He's very dedicated to his job. There would be no reason he would miss work without calling anybody," Chambers said.
Bower, who lives in Villa Rica, Ga., with his girlfriend Jennifer Boesch, attended the NASCAR races with Boesch and some co-workers during the weekend. Boesch said she went to sleep at 9 p.m. Saturday in the South Park campsite and left Bower sitting around a campfire with friends. When she awoke at 12:30 a.m. Sunday, Bower was gone.
The Talladega County Sheriff's Office has searched for Bower since Monday and is employing dogs, aircraft and boats to comb the speedway and surrounding areas.
Chambers said this afternoon that a race fan called in a tip placing Bower near a West Park campsite around midnight. Chambers said the search was rerouted due to that call.
The South Park campsite is located between turn one and turn two, an online speedway map shows. The West Park site is situated near turn four.
The South Park area is a free campsite open to ticket holders and is owned by the racetrack, according to Russell Branham, director of public relations at Talladega Superspeedway.
Branham said today he was uncertain how many race fans were staying in the South Park campsite Saturday night.
"It's first come, first serve," Branham said. "Fans come in and park in the area."
Branham said the campsite is surrounded by a chain-link fence and security guards patrol the area regularly throughout the weekend.
It was a rainy weekend for races and the South Park campsite experienced some flooding from a nearby creek, according to Beverly Reynolds, Talladega Emergency Management Agency specialist. Reynolds said she wasn't sure how much flooding occurred, but that the South Park area was the only part of the racetrack affected.
Bower grew up in Indianapolis, Chambers said, and moved to Georgia in October 2010 for a promotion offered by Fastenal. Shortly after, Boesch relocated to be with him. Chambers said the couple met in high school, but didn't start dating until four years ago. The two recently bought a home together in Villa Rica.
Boesch was with friends searching for Bower this afternoon, Chambers said. Several friends and co-workers of Bower had travelled to the speedway with all terrain vehicles and dirt bikes to help law enforcement.
Chambers said she and her family were still hopeful Bower would be found.
"They haven't found anything at all. If he fell in the water they would have found his hat, wallet or shoes, but they haven't found anything," Chambers said. "That makes me hopeful that he's walking around somewhere."
Talladega Sheriff Jimmy Kilgore said today that he didn't have anything new to report and the search continues.
Staff Writer Rachael Griffin: 256-235-3562. On Twitter @RGriffin_Star.


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Do you ever daydream about your future professional life? Do you imagine yourself as a high-powered librarian, answering thoughtful reference questions or maybe cataloging rare and beautiful documents? Initiating programs that bridge the digital divide or solve access and licensing issues? I know I do.
But here's the thing: although I have big plans and aspirations, I recognize that life as an information professional isn't always going to be the glamorous montage of my dreams. Example: I started working at the reference desk in an undergraduate library a few months ago and quickly discovered that I would spend much of my time assisting patrons with printing and scanning. Clearing jams, replacing toner and paper, explaining policies, walking patrons through the process…not the most exciting part of patron interactions, but a useful and necessary service. I'm sure there are plenty of 'printing and scanning' equivalents in other areas of librarianship, library school, and in all professions, for that matter. So, how do we deal? Can we 'hack' the mundane aspects of work and school?


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2005 Baron de Chirel Reserva, Marqués de Riscal
A very intense, black-cherry colour with hardly any signs of evolution. The initial impact on the nose is balsamic and highly complex, opening up to reveal hints of leather, roasted coffee and liqueur nuances. In the mouth it proves warm and smooth, with a very long finish full of sweet sensations thanks to the excellent ripeness of the tannins.
Grape varieties:
15% Other
85% Tempranillo
- Vintage: 2005
- Bottle: 75.00cl
- Style: Full-bodied (red)
- Case Size: 6
- Alcohol/VOL: 14.00%
- Closure: Natural cork
Food matching note:
This wine will pair well with ham, mature cheeses, red meat, poultry and game casseroles, such as partridge, rabbit, venison, wild boar or roebuck, even when served in spicy sauces.
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McGrath, Jerry. "Janet Cardiff - Glendon Gallery,"
Summer, 1987. p. 37.
Dumond, Jean. "Le language de l'art,"
La Presse,
February 27, 1988.
Grande, John K. "Writing on the Wall,"
Montreal Mirror,
February 19-March 3, 1988.
McGrath, Jerry. "Focus On Janet Cardiff,"
Canadian Art,
Winter, 1988. p. 93.
Collinson, Helen. "Tabl'eau,"
Summer, 1989. p. 33.
Gard, Peter. "Chronicle and Symbol,"
Arts Atlantic,
Vol. 9 No. 2, 1989. p. 5.
Genereux, Linda. "Janet Cardiff,"
November, 1990. p. 179.
Dierdre, Hanna. "Janet Cardiff's Risky Photos Uncover Natural Memories,"
NOW Magazine,
August 23, 1990. p. 42.
Taylor, Kate. "Art About,"
The Globe and Mail,
July 17, 1992. p. C2.
Tousley, Nancey. "Feeling Intimate?,"
Calgary Herald,
May 1, 1992. p. F11.
Lounder, Barbara. "Janet Cardiff,"
No. 71, July-September, 1993. pp. 40-1.
Litvin, Michele. "On Exhibit: hearing is believing,"
Chicago Reader,
December 14, 1994. p. 7.
Heyd, Thomas. "Touching Us Softly,"
Border Crossings,
Spring, 1994. p. 62.
Drobnick, Jim. "Mock Excursions and Twisted Itineraries, Tour Guide Performances,"
No. 80, October-December, 1995. p. 35.
Marks, Laura. "Janet Cardiff,"
Vol. XXXIII #7, March, 1995. p. 96.
Fricke, Harald. "NowHere, Louisiana Museum,"
November, 1996. p. 95, 127.
Garneau, David. "Post Ironic Re-enchantments,"
Border Crossings,
Fall, 1996. pp. 65-8.
Ifversen, Karsten R.S. "Kunstmuseets genf�dsel,"
Sec. 2, May 15, 1996. p. 5.
Lamontagne, Valerie. "Louise Wilson and Janet Cardiff,"
Parachute Magazine,
No. 83, Summer, 1996. pp. 46-8.
Mitchell, Alanna. "Alberta looks beyond tradition,"
The Globe and Mail,
November 9, 1996. p. E4.
Tousely, Nancy. "Alberta Biennial of Contemporary Art,"
The Calgary Herald,
November 2, 1996. p. E6.
White, Ryan. "1996 Alberta Biennial of Contemporary Art,"
C Magazine,
No. 51, October-December, 1996. p. 51.
Vine, Ricard. "Report from Denmark,"
Art In America,
October, 1996. pp. 41-7.
Baker, Kenneth. "Nine Artists' Lessons,"
San Francisco Chronicle,
September 13, 1997.
Camhi, Leslie. "In Deep: Janet Cardiff and George Bures Miller,"
The Village Voice,
Finkel, Jori. "Over There,"
October 3, 1997.
Garneau, David. "Dark Pool,"
Art + Text,
Spring, 1997.
Helfand, Glen. "Just a Monent,"
San Francisco Bay Guardian,
September 24, 1997. pp. 65-7.
Von Kuhn, Nicola. "Das wahre Drama spielt im Kopf,"
Der Tagesspiegei,
June 7, 1997. p. 26.
Plath, Nils. "Janet Cardiff; Audiotouren zwischen Fiktion und Wirrlichkeit,"
June, 1997. pp. 10-7.
"Voice Choices- Janet Cardiff and George Bures Miller,"
The Village Voice,
December 2, 1997.
"Vorhang beiseite: Janet Cardiff in Berlin,"
Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung,
June, 1997.
Wagner, Thomas. "Crash auf Ebene vier; Eie dritten Skulpturen-Projekt in Muenster,"
Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung,
Wahjudi, Claudia. "Krimi ohne Leiche,"
December, 1997. p. 64.
Gopnik, Blake. "Charting new paths to contemporary treasures,"
Globe and Mail,
November 7, 1998. p. E9.
Grundberg, Andy. "Present Tense: Nine Artists in the Nineties,"
February, 1998. p. 87.
Milroy, Sarah. "The sights and sounds of art that's going places,"
Globe and Mail,
May 16, 1998. p. E12.
Turner, Elisa. "Multimedia MAM...a surreal, interactive assault on the senses,"
The Herald,
May 17, 1998. p. 61.
Clapp, Susannah. "Down these Mean Streets a Playwright Must Go,"
The Observer Review,
June, 1999.
Dault, Gary Michael. "Janet Cardiff,"
Canadian Art Magazine,
Spring, 1999. pp. 40-5.
Fisher, Jennifer. "Speeches of Display, The museum audio guides of Sophie Calle, Andrea Fraser and Janet Cardiff,"
Parachute Magazine,
No. 94, 1999. pp. 25-31.
Heartney, Eleanor. "Sixieme Biennale,"
Translated by Frank Straschitz.
Art Press,
December, 1999.
Gach�, Sherry. "Miami: Janet Cardiff,"
January-February, 1999. p. 61.
Godfrey, Tony. "Walks with Mnemosyne: Recent Artangel Projects,"
Contemporary Visual Arts,
No. 25, 1999.
Kortun, Vasif. "A Sleepy Biennial,"
Flash Art,
Vol. 32, No. 209, November-December, 1999. p. 87.
McShine, Kynaston. "Museum as Muse: Artists Reflect,"
The Museum of Modern Art,
1999. pp. 166-7.
Nasgaard, Roald. "The Museum as Muse Amused,"
Canadian Art Magazine,
Summer, 1999. p. 53.
Peaker, Carol. "The voice of a friend,"
National Post,
July 3, 1999. p. 7.
Rugoff, Ralph. "A walk on the wild side,"
Financial Times,
June 19, 1999.
Schwabsky, Barry. "Surrounded by Sculpture,"
Art in America,
1999. pp. 57, 59.
Art Magazine (Korea),
September, 2000.
Blanchette, Manon. "Le Nomadisme Comme Metaphore,"
ETC Montreal,
September-November, 2000. pp. 58- 62.
Boxer, Sarah. "An Artist Who Travels With You (on Tape, That Is),"
The New York Times,
August 8, 2000. p. E1-E2.
issue 5, April, 2000. p. 168.
"Elusive Paradise,"
The Millenium Prize, National Gallery of Canada,
February-March, 2000.
Phillips, Christopher. "Report from Istanbul. Band of Outsiders,"
Art in America,
April, 2000. pp. 70-5.
BS, "Janet Cardiff, P.S. 1 Contemporary Center,"
September, 2001. p. 66.
November, 2001. p. 44.
Christov-Bakarkiev, Carolyn. "And the Winner is...,"
Tema Celeste,
Summer, 2001. pp. 40-1.
Caldwell, Rebecca. "The Artist's Life, Janett Cardiff,"
The Globe and Mail,
March 31, 2001.
Enright, Robert. "Pleasure Principals: The Art of Janet Cardiff and Georges Bures Miller,"
Border Crossings,
No. 79, 2001. pp. 24-35.
Hoptman, Laura. "Videodrome,"
Flash Art,
July-September, 2001. p. 91.
"Janet Cardiff A Survey of Works, Including Collaborations with George Bures Miller,"
Time Out New York,
October 18-25, 2001. p. 79.
Lacayo, Richard. "Sound and Video Artist Feast for the Eyes and Ears,"
(Fine Arts section, "Innovators Time 100: The Next Wave").
October 15, 2001. p. 90.
Kimmelman, Michael. "A Carnival in Venice: Arty, Artful, Artlessm,"
New York Times,
June 20, 2001.
Landi, Anne. "Sonic Boom. Janet Cardiff crafts multidimensional art tours out of whispers, sighs, footsteps, and rustling leaves,"
December, 2001. pp.106-7.
"Panic Attack,"
Village Voice,
July 3, 2001. p. 63.
"Paradise at the Venice Biennale,"
C International,
Summer, 2001. p. 11.
Milroy, Sarah. "The Invisible Masterpiece,"
The Globe and Mail,
March 8, 2001.
Siegel, Katy. "Human, All too Human,"
September, 2001. pp. 166-7.
Soutif, Daniel. "Pick To Click,"
September, 2001. pp. 160-1.
Storr, Robert. "Harry's Last Call,"
September, 2001. pp. 158-9.
"Drogan's Nighmare: The Walk,"
TRANS Magazine,
"Voir et Entendre au Musee,"
November 3, 2001.
Vogel, Carol. "The Art World Returns to Venice, Dipping en Masse Into Nostalgia,"
The New York Times,
June 14, 2001. p. E1.
"Venice Biennale,"
Art Press,
No. 269, June, 2001. pp. 49-50.
Wattie, Chris. "$50,000 Art Prize goes to Cunning Array of Speakers,"
National Post,
March 8, 2001.
White, Murray. "Put the Headphones but Don't Trust Your Ears,"
The New York Times,
Sec. 2, October 14, 2001. pp. 37-9.
Blanchette, Manon. "Sound or the Inner Element in the work of Janet Cardiff, Shirin Neshat, and Bill Viola, 'Sound Space',"
Espace Sulpture,
No. 58, winter, 2001-2002. pp. 16-22.
Gang, Stephen. "Janet Cardiff and George Bures Miller. The Paradise Institute at Luhring Augustine,"
Anything Art Magazine,
Vol. 1, No. 1, May, 2002.
Galanternick, Mery. "Brazil's Power Buyer,"
October, 2002. p. 78.
Gilmam-Sevcik, Tim and Frantiska. "Janet Cardiff P.S.1,"
Flash Art,
No. 223, March-April, 2002. pp.102-3.
Gioni, Massimiliano. "I know What you did last Summer. 2001 in retrospect. The show, the artists and the events that kept us talking and thinking, about art in 2001: a portable chronology,"
Flash Art,
No. 222, January-February, 2002. pp. 65-7.
Gopnik, Blake. "A Familiar 'Fantasy',"
The Washington Post,
December 22, 2002. pp. G1, G5.
Hanna, Deirdre. "Sound Of Silence,"
Modern Painters,
Winter, 2002. pp. 102-3.
Harris, Larrisa. "Janet Cardiff and George Bures Miller: There's Someone Behind You,"
MAKE, Special Edition 92,
2002. pp. 62-4.
Lahey, Anita. "Janet Cardiff and the Paradise Institute,"
Summer, 2002. pp. 30-3.
Lammich, Yvonne. "Montreal,"
October, 2002. pp. 38-9.
O'Sullivan, Michael. "Top 10,"
The Washington Post,
December 27, 2002. p. WE32.
O'Sullivan, Michael. "The Corcoran Biennal: Dramatic License,"
The Washington Post,
December 27, 2002. p. WE38.
Saltz, Jerry. "Positively 24th Street. A Block of Spectacles in Chelsea,"
Village Voice,
April 9, 2002. p. 59.
Shaw-Eagle, Joanna. "Breaking Boundaries,"
The Washington Times,
December 21, 2002.
Datebook, The New York Times,
December 20, 2002.
"Expo Record All-Over,"
November 15, 2002.
Fleury, Jean-Damien. "Le Son, Quinze Manieres de L'Utiliser. Image en Mouvement,"
La Liberte,
November 10, 2002.
Barrows, David and Anthony L. Harvey. "At the Museums; Corcoran Gallery of Art,"
The Intowner,
January, 2003. pp. 15-6.
Bigge, Ryan and Ted Geatros. "The Third Annual Most Alluring Canadian Awards. The Arts,"
Fashion Magazine,
November, 2003. p. 152.
Bonacossa, Ilaria. "Fire, Walk with Me,"
Summer, 2003. pp. 86-9.
Campello, F. Lennox. "Gallery Beat; The 47th Corcoran Biennial,"
Old Town Crier,
January, 2003. p. 12.
Cumming, Alan. "The New Rock and Roll,"
Modern Painters,
Autumn, 2003. pp. 34-6.
Coomer, Martin. "Inside Out,"
Time Out London,
June 25, 2003.
Datebook, The New York Times,
January 10, 2003.
Dixon, Glenn. "Fantastic Damage,"
Washington City Paper,
Vol. 23, No. 6, February 14-20, 2003.
Giuliano, Mike. "Breaking down doors of perception,"
The Howard County Times,
February 27, 2003.
Herbert, Martin. "Best of 2003. Janet Cardiff, Forty Part Motet,"
December, 2003. pp. 134-5.
Wilson Lloyd, Ann. "The Art That's Living In The House Hadid Built,"
The New York Times,
June 8, 2003. p. 29.
"Across The Country Over the Seas,"
Canadian Art,
Vol. 2, No. 3, Fall, 2004. pp. 50-1.
Curto, A. "Janet Cardiff,"
Juliet Art Magazine,
No. 116, February-March, 2004. p. 50.
Golden, Thelma. "The Best of 2004. 13 Critics and Curators Look at the Year in Art. Janet Cardiff, Her Long Black Hair,"
December, 2004. p. 166.
Manovich, Lev. "Pour une Poetique de L'espace Augmente,"
2004. pp. 34-59.
Ohlin, Alex. "Something to be Desired. Janet Cardiff and the Pull of Film Noir,"
Art Papers,
January-February, 2004. pp. 34-9.
Papadopoulos, Helena. "Road Trip,"
November, 2004. p. 28.
Pollack, Barbara. "Janet Cardiff, Her Long Black Hair,"
Time Out New York,
July 29-August 5, 2004. p. 58.
Ratner, Megan. "Back. Janet Cardiff. Central Park, New York,"
Issue 87, November-December, 2004. pp. 115-6.
Raven, Lucy. "Surround Sound,"
NYFA Quarterly,
Spring, 2004. pp. 4-5.
Richard, Frances. "Janet Cardiff and George Bures Miller,"
May, 2004. pp. 208-9.
Sholis, Brian. "Janet Cardiff and George Bures Miller,"
February 27, 2004.
Smith, Roberta. "Art That Speaks To You. Literally,"
The New York Times,
March 7, 2004. p. 30.
Sundell, Margaret. "Janet Cardiff and George Bures Miller,"
Time Out New York,
February-March 4, 2004. p. 66.
Urlberger, Andrea. "Janet Cardiff: Walk in my Foosteps...,"
Les Carnets Du Paysage. Cheminements,
No. 11, 2004. pp. 171-183.
Boxer, Sarah. "When Seeing Is Not Always Believing,"
The New York Times,
July 11, 2005. Sec. E, p. 3.
Davila, Thierry. "Une Cineplastique Generalisee,"
Esse Arts + Options,
No. 54, Spring-Summer, 2005. p. 6.
"Gost Machine. A Video Walk by Janet Cardiff and George bures Miller,"
Berlinale Journal,
February 10-20, 2005. p. 80.
Gopnik, Blake. "Sound Ideas. Janet Cardiff's Audio Walk Makes Tracks for a Parallel Universe,"
The Washington Post,
August 4, 2005. p. C01.
Heuer, Megan. "They Can't Take The Heat,"
January, 2005. p. 32.
Purcell Riker, Anne. "Urban Legends: The Audio Walks of Janet Cardiff,"
Princeton University Press,
Hastings, Sascha. "Postmark Berlin,"
Canadian Art,
Volume 23, Number 1, Spring, 2006. pp.62-7.
Jones, Caroline A. "Sensorium: New media complexities for embodied experience,"
2006. pp.80-97.
Kitamura, Katie. "New York: Central Park. Her Long Black Hair,"
Issue 78, 2006. pp. 59-60.
Kors, Stacey. "Close Your Eyes and Try to See,"
The New York Times,
January 1, 2006.
Margolis, Janet. "Is It Real or Is It Ecstasy,"
Art and Living,
Issue 01, 2006. pp. 20-1.
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And here is the first part of a story from the concert!
I hope you like this pic !
*-I don't know if this is completly accurate???-
August 31 Elvis Presley performed one song at a packed Empire Stadium, left the stage when fans begin to battle with police. He returned to sing four more songs, none of which could be heard over the screaming. The next day, Presley's manager, Colonel Tom Parker, happily read aloud to the media a local newspaper account of the riot.
Last edited by nolvis; 10-30-2007 at 08:18 AM.
And here is the first part of a story from the concert!
Aww, that was a fun article and picture Novis. Thanks for posting.
I wonder how Elvis felt with that hoard of fans coming at him?
What a great story! Would have loved to have had photos to accompany this, I picture a crowd like at the Tupelo concert! Being Canada - correct?- were the officers Canadidan Mounties, I wonder?
Just pretend, I'm holding you, and whispering things soft and low.
And think of me, how it's gonna be and just pretend I didn't go
Thanks for sharing! No wonder why the crowd went crazy, Elvis IS a riot
Here is some more of the story!!!-
Last edited by nolvis; 10-30-2007 at 08:59 AM.
I'll have to post the whole story coming up on a seperate post!
And one more thing, when Elvis "escaped", he fell thru a trap door on the stage, but I'll tell you more about that next time !!!
Last edited by Lisarose; 10-30-2007 at 09:19 AM. Reason: add
Just pretend, I'm holding you, and whispering things soft and low.
And think of me, how it's gonna be and just pretend I didn't go
I'm glad that you like the pic's and stories Lisa! And as far as the trap door escape, I'll try to post that whole story later in the day!
P.S.- I'm sorry for being a bit of a tease! (lol)
Hey I want to know about that trap door thing!
This is a great story Nolvis! Do you collect Elvis related newspapers? thanks a lot for sharing this stuff!!
You are being a tease Nolvis, but this is great. Can't wait for the next chapter
Great article Nolvis...those early days sure were crazy for Elvis. Thanks for sharing.
"How do I get placed in situations like this? Ah hell, I guess it's all part of showbusiness "~ Elvis in his limo on his way to perform in Omaha, NE on June 19th 1977
Thank you for sharing Nolvis.. really enjoy this . Dovey
Get Him, get him~~Hot D*** ~~ he's a Squirrel!
anxiously awaiting!
All I wanted was a white knight with a good heart, soft touch, fast horse
Ride me off into the sunset Baby, I'm forever yours


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